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Don’t forget we need Oliver back for the playoffs. We can win without him until playoff football, but having Bosa and Oliver, with Thompson in the middle is a must. Benford and an increase in Hairston’s, and Hancock is imperative. Offense, damn straight we need Allen as it’s over, but considering that. Tough SOB has made more twice the next most durable QB in consecutive starts, I’m good. As far as Cook, just like Clifford Franklin had all that stickum on his hands in the replacements, we need the same for Cook.

Great point--waive them both!!!

if if Maye takes them from worst to first, he's a lock.

The fact remains, rolling the dice does not always work out, and it can set you back if things don’t go as you hope. In this case, some people wanted to go all in to get Hendrickson who is shutting it down now with a grand total of 4 sacks on the year for his $30Mil in 2025. Should we sign you up for that?

I'm not going to nitpick individual games from the past five years. This year in particular is glaring though. We're downplaying the Pats winning 10 games in a row, meanwhile we lost games to the Falcons and Dolphins. If we had gone on a 10 win streak which was absolutely doable from the stretch of Baltimore to Tampa Bay, would we be downplaying it because we didn't beat any powerhouse along the way? Is there even a powerhouse to beat in the AFC this year? We were gifted with an easy schedule and we blew it. Pats were gifted with an easy schedule and have taken full advantage. In that context criticizing the opponents they've beaten just falls totally flat for me, especially when we were one of those opponents.

I didn't get to listen to WFAN today, but agreed that Evan has become a whiny maggot. He has an encyclopedic memory but that's his only redeeming quality. I think his downfall started when they paired him with Carton and to @Another Fan's point the drive time slot became very Barstoolish. Back in the Mike and the Mad Dog days I could tune in and hear actual sports talk and opinions. Nowadays it's just a lot of faux outrage over who said or who did what. It starts in the morning with Gio - great impersonations but no other redeeming qualities. The only good thing about the return of Carton (I was glad when he left) is it bumps Sal Licata and Brandon Tierney out of the afternoon slot. Addition by subtraction.

Former players. Guys who actually know ball

Unlike some other players, this guy got better after the contract. Might be the best back in the NFL.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. No inside knowledge, but that guy is a good, experienced reporter. They often hear stuff they can't report. This type of thing is something that easily could be seen as (and something I view as) dropping a hint.

Talking heads that are paid to stir the pot stir the pot, news at 11

You are completely wrong lol The bills have a more complete offense now that could win a Super bowl then most of Josh's career Everybody said it was never going to happen when he had to be Superman all game.. now he doesn't he just has to do it a few times a game We have the most complete offense in the AFC that could win multiple ways.. we also are battle tested Sorry dude you're a 100% wrong this is an offense that could give any team a problem in the Super bowl.. and Josh isn't going to have to have 400 passing yards to win There's plenty of people around the NFL who echo that sentiment besides the three u named This offense is not going to be easy to stop in the playoffs

Graham posted something about how McDermott could best be described as "seething" following the loss of Ingram as a corollary to the non-appearance of Slay.

Imagine if we had Jacobi Meyers. Glad we kept those mid round picks.

You get the red x when you wrong Daniels sees it, lesean mccoy sees it. Cowherd sees it ffs

Too easy: Stafford, Maye, Goff. "Currently{, Jackson is terrible, Hahomes is clearly strugglig. Burrow hardly plays. In his only game of consequence this year, he gave the win away.

Doesn't prove that Sean McDermott wants to neuter Josh Allen and have us playing 1970 football I am 100% certain Sean McDermott wants us to be able to throw the ball he He also wants us to be able to control the game.. cuz guess what we can't leave our defense on the field all game There's levels to football Sean McDermott does not want to bring his back to 1968 he has said plenty of times he wants to be able to throw the football It's a salary cap League we could have shiny toys for Josh Allen and he'll probably be on his back because we won't be able to pay an offensive line Just give me another red x without having anything else to disagree about it's okay People said for years we put too much on Josh Allen and now we took it off of him and people say we're neutering him lol people have to make up their mind

whose he gonna throw it to? How are Pars against TE’s. We have no WR. Glad we didn’t trade for Jacobi Meyers. and play 10 yards off the WR’s. 😜

Bills made mistakes. Exactly. Allen fumbled a fake with Knox. Coleman fumbled at the 10. Plus 9 penalties. That’s not an “A” game. No mention of Pats not earning the win. That was not the Bills best game.

A transcendent figure.

Fan sentiment that Sean wants to play 1970s ball control football is rooted in their emotions and not facts Yes he wanted to run the ball more when Josh was starting games with 16 straight throws and zero rushing attempts... And our offense was severely handicapped in the postseason because it was all Josh Allen Guess what now Josh doesn't have to be Superman for 60 minutes because he has a world-class running game The bills can win a 24 to 21 game.. bills can win a 33 to 30 game We have the most versatility in the NFL plenty of ex NFL players will admit that rn... That the Buffalo Bills could beat you multiple ways And Josh Allen does not have to wear a Superman cape for 60 minutes anymore.. he just needs to put it on occasionally throughout a game The bills were never going to win a Super bowl with the running games we were putting out early in Josh's career Tom Brady had ball control offenses for 70% of his career This Buffalo Bills team right now is built to be very playoff successful I'm 100% certain

Stafford?

But can he beat David Mills? Nooooooooo

He needs to prove he can beat Shough.

I’d listen to a Drake Maye argument. Who else do you have in mind?